Peter's Family Dynamics and Changes

The transcript follows Peter and his family as they adjust to life with a new baby, Tootsie. Peter deals with changes at home, including his brother Fudge's behavior and his mother's plans to return to college. The family announces a move to Princeton, which Peter resists. The story captures the dynamics of family life, sibling relationships, and the challenges of adapting to change.

What is Peter's initial reaction to the presence of his younger sister Tootsie?

• He is excited to have a new sibling.

• He is indifferent to her presence.

• He wishes she wasn't there.

• He is eager to help take care of her.

How does Peter's mother feel about the demands of having a new baby?

• She feels indifferent.

• She feels overwhelmed and tired.

• She feels excited and fulfilled.

• She feels energized and happy.

What career change is Peter's mother considering?

• Becoming a chef.

• Becoming a teacher.

• Studying art history.

• Returning to dental assisting.

What humorous situation does Peter find himself in after the school party?

• He spills punch on his clothes.

• He forgets his house keys.

• He can't find his way home.

• He urgently needs to use the bathroom but Fudge is in there.

What major news does Peter's family receive?

• They are getting a new pet.

• They are moving to Princeton.

• They are going on a vacation.

• They are buying a new car.

How does Peter feel about moving to Princeton?

• He is upset and resistant.

• He is indifferent to the move.

• He is excited about the change.

• He is curious about the new place.

What decision does Peter's father make regarding his career?

• He decides to retire.

• He changes his job.

• He starts a new business.

• He takes a year off to write a book.

What does Peter consider doing in response to the news about moving?

• He plans a farewell party.

• He decides to run away.

• He starts packing eagerly.

• He writes a letter to his friends.